Frequently Asked Questions

A browser-based organized-crime game — no app to install, just log in and run your rackets. Build a crew, take districts by force, and make a name for yourself.

Yes. There are no purchases of any kind — every dollar in the game is earned by playing.

Every player picks one of four paths at signup — Street, Hacker, Financier, or Marksman. You can reset it later from your Profile's "Danger Zone," but that wipes your character back to a fresh start (crew excepted) and only once every 7 days. See the Manual for what each path actually does.

Spend Energy on a crime you can afford and the server resolves it instantly — win and you're paid (and gain Heat), lose and you're not. A few "big job" crimes take real time instead, with a progress bar.

Energy paces how much you can grind (it regenerates over time), Nerve gates riskier plays like PvP, Health drops when you're hospitalized, and Heat is police attention that can get you raided or jailed. Full breakdown in the Manual.

You're locked out of most actions until time passes, or you can pay to get out early — bail from jail, treatment from the hospital. The Jail page lists everyone currently locked up.

Clean Cash is legitimate money that spends anywhere and can't be seized in a raid. Dirty Cash is crime proceeds — it's exposed to the law until you launder it at the Bank for a cut.

Your wallet is spendable but exposed to robbery and raids. Your personal Safe shelters Clean Cash from robbery and even earns daily interest, but it's not directly spendable — move it back to your wallet first.

The Supplier sells weapons, vehicles, property, real estate, and a phone — each improving a different stat. Prices run from entry-level gear up to a top-end compound worth working toward across a season.

Hot (stolen) goods are cheaper and paid in Dirty Cash, but raise your Heat and can be seized in a raid. Legit goods cost more but carry none of that risk.

Weapons come in rarities from Common to Legendary that scale their stats and resale value. A Weapon Crate at The Supplier gambles on a random one, and a successful crime occasionally drops one too.

The Pawn Shop is an instant, guaranteed sale for less than full value. The Fence — on your Phone — is a player-to-player marketplace, usually for more.

Share a crew bank, run district businesses for income, pull off multi-player heists, hold territory, and declare wars against rivals. Full mechanics in the Manual.

Yes — but only while you're not already "busy" (mid-crime, mid-heist, traveling, jailed, or hospitalized). A hired Bodyguard can also shield you for a few hits.

Every new account starts with one free bodyguard. After that you can hire more from the Bodyguard page — but going on the offensive yourself immediately drops your own protection.

Each business type exists once per city, run by whichever crew holds the district it sits on. See the Manual for how turf, patronage fees, and crew HQs actually work.

Travel is by map and by distance — farther cities cost more and take longer. You're "busy" (and safe from attack) while in transit.

Prices reset every couple of hours, and you only see live prices for the city you're standing in — unless you're a Hacker. Full mechanics in the Manual's Drug Run pages.

Roughly every 90 days, everyone's cash, rank, stats, gear, and territory reset — but your account, specialization, and crew survive. Top finishers earn permanent prestige and a Hall of Fame spot.

No — some accounts are NPCs, seeded to keep the world feeling populated. They can be robbed or fought like anyone else.

The server decides every outcome — every crime, every fight, every hand of blackjack. Nothing the client shows you was computed by your browser.

Use the feedback button in the top bar on any page once you're logged in. It goes straight to the developer, and you can attach a screenshot.